The Los Angeles Rams have departed their annual Irvine, Calif., camp site and are working their way to Honolulu via Napa and Oakland.

The Rams will play the Dallas Cowboys on Aug. 17 in an exhibition game at Aloha Stadium.

En route to Hawaii, the Rams are scheduled to have two days of joint practices with the Raiders beginning Wednesday in Napa, Calif.

They will then play the Raiders on Saturday in their first exhibition game of the season at the Oakland-Alameda County Stadium.

The Rams are scheduled to arrive in Honolulu on Aug. 15 and have a closed practice on Aug. 16.

“I think we got a lot of good work in. Really, what we just said to the team is even though we’re leaving Irvine, we’re not breaking (training) camp,” Rams coach Sean McVay said in summing up training camp to reporters. “We are still in camp mode for the next, really, week and a half or so.”

McVay said, “We’ll have some meetings and some mental, above the neck, stuff on what I guess will be Tuesday. Then, we’ll travel that same day and have great work against the Raiders. It will be good.”

The Rams scrimmaged the Chargers last week.

The Cowboys, who are training in Oxnard, Calif., will play their opening preseason game Saturday against the San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.

They are scheduled to break camp Aug. 15.